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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-09

and poverty, but he has developed from
them a strong character. His father emil
grated 10 America and died in Pennsyl-
vania hut Michael remained To take part
in the Fcnian movement, Tor which ne
suffered nine years Imprisonment. On
the Goth OF April, 1879. he began the
organization OF the Land League in the
neighborhood where he was born. He
comes for rest. while the other tn re pro
pose an active campaign. \ reception
and banquet Will be given by the league
OF New York AZ soon as these gentlemen
arrive, and the three first named will enter
at once upon a campaign 10 enlighten pub
lie opinion ~ Irish matters.
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viii be OF white granite, s%eyenty-four feet
high above the base. The tablet repre-
sentiag the massacre will be OF bronze.
On the upper face. chiseled in granite. are
designs representing the genius of Amer
lea triumphing over despotism, and beside
her the eagle. Near the summit OF the
shaft are the names OF those killed in the
massacre. The design Is by Robert
Kraus, sculptor of the Theodore Parker
monument, and the monument, costing
not more than go, 900, is to be paid for
by the state pursuant to resolution OF the
last legislature. The James Of the other
victims were Samuel Gray, Jonas Cald-
well, Samuel Mayersk and Patrick Carr.
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Miss Homer came TO that city with her
co-director, Miss Fisher, they having been
selected by the authorities 10 organize the
nurses department Of the hospital. They
found the hospital in bad condition, owing
10 the previous disa-reements and changes
in management, and in a few months had
il in a high state Of efficiency. Miss
Horner will retain her place at Blockley
hospital. Philadelphia, till November, and
the wedding will take place soon after
wards. It is scarcely necessary to state
that the happy man. is the able and
eloquent senator from Connecticut, in the
prime OF lie, popular and respected, with
fair chances for the highest honors.
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welcome on be
half OF the state,
10 which Mr. C.
H. J.. lehman re-
sponded Mayor
Ames. on the part
of the city. wei
co Il I h e
Knights and Mr
powderly offered
the Response \
children chorus
OF $40 voices sang
Labor Gives
All During
fhqfr stay rho
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-09
MARsAAl pAaes couzINs.
The FIRST woman who Has W. Held
the once.

A great forward step as the woman
sufYragists would say, has been taken, for
"a woman has been appointed 20 "A purely
executive Office. an Office OF honor and
profit. too. Miss Phoebe ". COuzin> is now
United States marshal for the judicial cir-
cuit embracing the eastern district of Mi--
souri,. Justice Samuel +. Miller being the
Judge She was deputy marshal to her
father part of the time he filled the princi-
pal Office. and for the last four m0nthsdid
nearly an the work. There WAS a question
about -. 500 compensation for extra ser
vices rendered by HIM, and the problem
was solved 10y this order, read by Justice
Miller ON opening his court at 81. Louis,
and properly entered on the journal:
1T being made 10 appear 20 me. the cir
cult Justice for the eastern district of Mis-
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AFTER THE RACE.
ENGLAND WILL SEND OVER AN
OTHER CHALLENGE.
The New Boat Will lie Designed by Mr..
Watson and Will Probably he Of
the Second CIass-Mr. Charles sweet, .
Young Lawyer. Will Have 1t Built.

HOSE who have
supposed that
England will be
. satisfied 10 let the
America cup re-
main h a /
lenged for next
year have made a
great mistake. II
was scarcely for
ty-eight hours
after the Thistle
had been whipped
by the Volunteer
the second time
when every yacht
ing man in New
York was talking
a boat another
challenge b
challenge has not,
&c 800 L..n
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This seii startling assertion she has
-,.n "a fu Che m'uufcst and most cir
r.t.ntf.l manner lu "a book which the
l.04n ana reputable house of Bed
C.rNN Ga. has just brought ont
D.. .a. book. however. The names of the
r....s who figure i'm the story are
~ just enough t0 conceal the iden-
,..f those mentioned i'm conversation
r- Kent does not hesitate t0 tell the
r.r..n- concealed under these hcti-
i .,..rrtel-. lu Che book England D.,
Finland. thr Count de lundi is
.. Count dc Icntz; Lady Anna Camp
a. down as Lady Anna Cr1Wley. and
$3.50 .h,r N-,. Kent, story boz true or
t she undoubtedly believes 10 t0 the
rrr Hrr resemblance 10 Queen Vic
.-t l.ry marked. The persons most
diced against her. most skcpticai of
.r.f0ry must admit that She looks enough
Ike Queen Victoria 90 be- her daughter.
t..n offset fO this. however, must
rremler chat the queen has by nO means
.rar,nal face. 10 Is decidedly German,
.l dot. not differ materially from hum
.~f. 0f other German women's faces.
q- Kent may not be-. as she believes.
~,--.es- r1yal of England. but boo manner
.i speech She is u~umistakahiy a. lady.
her faic, i- sweet and cultivated. and re-
rr,a decided but attractive German ac-
sf lockwood. who photographed her
mfi sketch and has just returned from
England. said. fhe moment bee saw her.
b ..u.LN Ira..H. N"r.H.n.u H" All
ftr. who have met her are ast0uished at
arie.emhlance Goo the portraits of the
laa-i ln d paragraph addressed 'lu
be- HetIer. af the outset of her book.
.l,
Isu 70 CHRISTIAN I swear. hy my hope, of
fsra salvation. that. with tlr exception of the
.rss0f persons and places. rhr STORY fold in
h loki Us absolutely and literally true. / ana
@atine1ter of One ~ the greatest queens on
a~t ,hs aha hls u-irped my place is the wife
fuf ~ ftr future masters ~ the world DO
"a. These pages hook for literary charm. for
-rl0fc interest. OBJ for frivolous distraction;
n.rlI fl-i. fnf fnr truth regarding one % the
1s. moa,fr.us ini4uftIes ever p~rperfrated
SA
AID O. paragraph IN her preface says:
Ny sorl Dr.. NOT the offspring OF hatred or ofa
tsre Tor tetcug- long succession u miseries
ni decepf IONS hAs taught me bon 90 pardon.
Or cannot tsmely submit 90 the ruin aud
oblivion 100 which % is sought ~ enshroud me
lu substance this lady's story is that
Or, royal lghness Francis Albert Angus
u, Charles Emanuel. prince cons0rt, had
Nl';a.fel 20 %morganatic marriage prior
o l, hctrothal 90 Queen Victoria. The
ul--srHtIc wife was Countess Reuss, and
i. became The mother of a daughter at
isu 'Ie same time the queen presented
ter IH,.aui with q child of the same sex.
About fhi- time Prince AlbeTt's
., Nte found her position not AT all TO
Taste She effected % transfer of
.arruptiHg the nurse of Windsor
00 the true princess royal was
aiken to Dee countess and the countess
Ntf grew up iu the royal family as the
..e.ls Hr-t daughter. Soon after the
t,'e- doe countess died Before the
lr.a, gave birth Zoo her child, however,
a. Ha. married 90 The Count de Lundi.
l.r count was an old friend of Prince
Albert and bee married the countess and
.0s char-e Of The stolen baby 70 obgge
ts prince
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souri, that there
Is It vacancy in
the Office of mar
shal of said dis
trict. which ext
gency OF the pub
lic% service requires
60 be filled : there
fore appOiut
Phpbe " COuE
ms 20 Doe said mar
shal, % hold the
Office until am ap-
DOinfnentis made
by the president
and the appointee
is duly qualified,
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Ihe first recoilecuons Of Sophia AIDE
lAde as che abducted baby was called,
ae of the tovnoi pois,y, near Paris, with
Lady ANN and the Count dc Lundi,
"lom size speaks OF in the book as Count
Or Len'1 and whom She was taught to
,al father When she was s wears old
-t Was brought home murdered
tl thc meantime % man whom She was
@-ght 20 call Uncle Edward and who
vas JOB reality, She states. her father
lIao Albert OF Esgisud. husband of
.ls queen was e irequent visitor 10 the
.,.,e at PoIssy. and between him and the
.e gri sophia Adelaide, ' az she was
.1-r1 There grew zap the warues' afiec-
Then The counts brother. Lady Anna
sophia Adelaide went 20 live at Lady
S-las home ia the north OF England
'~l Toe Little girl was sent to tie con-
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der on the 9TH of
March. 1910, in
the SO called
OstOn Mas
s%acre,n " hich
such sterling pa
triOts as John and
Samuel Adams
looked on as the
repulse of a riot
But he is 20 have
e monument be-
cause the demon
~stratiOn against
the British sol
diers IN which he
lost his life was
the %OutgrOwth OF
a great idea and
the beginning Of a
evolution in
which that idea
triumphed
The monument
Will stand either
on Stale street. il
the city proper,
or on City square.
C~harlestOwn, and
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and no longer. Witness my hand As cir
cult justice Of said district this 10Th day
of September. 1885,.
SAMUEL T. MILLER
Many women have al various times
hlled Offices ol vast responsihility-they
have been queens. regents and expresses,
but always boy right Of birth. This is the
first instance Of the appointment Of one
TO high executive functions. where the
duties must be done, not by proxy, as a
queen might act, but in person PhObe
CouZins was born and reared iu ST. Louis
and was noted in childhood for executive
talent. she entered the ~. Louis high
school "a the age of u and graduated at
IL. In 1869 She entered the law depart.
ment of the University Of Washington,
graduated in 1871. was az once admitted
10 the bar of Washington. has since been
admitted to practice i'm the courts Of Ar
kansas and Dakota and finally 70 the
United States district court at -. Louis,
She has conducted nc important cases IN
court. but mas had much practice as coun-
sell. and hcen prominent as a lecturer IN
the cause of woman suffrage. she has
given the required bond of S2O,VJ n
entered on her duties 10 the general satls'
faction Of her fellow citizens OF 81. LOUIS
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IO OXFORD
township, Chester
county, Pa,
where he was
born Oct. IL, 1910.
His father owned
n wooden factory
and he passed his
time there and at
tended he
until September,
1850. when he
went to Piqua,
O., where he
ALI-Ar
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-09
CRiSPUS ATTUCKS.

Tho Now Monument TO lie Put Up Near
Boston.
Crispus Attacks Is 10 have monument.
II is not az all certain whether he was
more Indian or negro, and il is almost Ger
tain that he was a reckless rioter; still he
is to have a monument. II was his good
fortnns 10 Be shot dead By a British sol
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POSSIBLY A PRINCESS.
ADV WHO CLAIMS TO BE
ucTORlA's DAUGHTER.

She was Born in Windsor Cas-
The Hook which Tells Her story
Sut-Pictures of the Queen and
-, Alleged DauChter.
NJ. York has recently learned that il
.hers among ~ inhabitants a wan
nrincess This lady resides al l3J
rcrfh street. and Is known ~ Mrs.
she declares, however, Solemnly
,~mnhahcally. that she was born in
i.or castle on Nov. 81, 1910. and that
Victoria is her mother and the late
Albert was her father. and that
really Victoria Adelaide Marie
princess royal Of England and
i..re.. of Saxony.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-09
COMMANOER-lN-CHiEF
Judge Rsa. OF Minneapolis. Elected ~
the G.. A. X.

Judge John p. Rea, Of Minneapolis,
chosen commander in-chief of the Grand
Amy Of the Republic, is n native u
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-09

In the manufacture Of piano keys the
teeth OF $1,000 elephants are used every
year.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-09
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
MEETING OF THEIR GENERAL AS
SEMBLY AT MINNEAPOLIS.
The Gathering to he . Most Important
One In the History Of the Order-The
Built. 4. McGsughey.

The General Assembly Of the Knights
Of Labor Of America opened in Minneap-
oils Monday, Oct 3. Minneapolis has
been always a great labor field and it has
probably more successful and thoroughly
organized labor assemblies than any other
city of its size in the country. The first
work of organization was commenced in
1872, and since that time the labor move
ment has been steady, strong and decid-
edlY DrOgres.IXe.
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Books in their present form were IN.
vented by Attalus, King Of Pergsmus, SS'
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-09-28
D A k or A.

Eft nytt hotel. Landlord Hozib-
tim af Ipswich, egare till Prior House,
som for en- It'd sedan nedbrxnde. har
beslutat att i Aberdeen uppf0ra EFT
stort hotell med nutidens ALA beqvxm-
ligheter.
Jernvd0soJycJcG. Eft passagerare-
tag sammanstotte harom dagen med
ett frakttag nErheten af Canton
hvarvid ire personer d6dades och fiera
lila skadades.
Resultatet af sIc6TSIcn territoriet
har dessa dagar varit fUrem&l for
underso okning af en- rnEngd intressera-
de personer. WatertOwn hade ions-
days besok at tv& Excursion parties, !"
hvars medlemmar TIL st0rsta delen vo-
ro fran vestra Illinois och Wisconsin.
LtberaIG bOJag. Chicago, Milw. &
st. Paul SAINT Chicago, ST Paul, Min
neapolis & Omaha bolagen hafva er'
bjudit sig att kostnnxisfritt transp0rte.
"a neutrality-suspicious. till "fairen :
| i Mitchell. sFairok,, 0ppnades den
26 dennes.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-09-28
MIN N ESOT A.

y. 8. Me,sberg har utnamts till post
mastare Rocky.
i Bird Island pressas stora qvanti-
teter .ho och utsandes marknaden.
SIcyId mot eldsUdttd. Ortonville
har for afsigt att nedlxgga vattenled.
ming.
OLycIcshiisnteJse. Tvenne arbetare
i Mankato omkommo till fold af jord.
ras.
UpphIrt p0stAOsstOr. Oscars Lake
1 Douglas county har upphort som
postkontor.
Brainerd vxntar att smart I'd sin
sp&rvzg fardig. Arbetet fortskrider
med skyndsamhet.
. BetydIig f0rnst,sslc,si,sg. Det pa.
stas att high license. ".lagen formin-
skat krogarnes antal med en- tredje.
del.
OclesG en- dssssOns. I en- lokaltid.
ming lases f0liande notis: Gala som
0nska undfa dopet for sina barn eller
f1r egen rakning uppmanas att infin-
ma sig nastkommande s8ndag p
KyrlcOns6te. Korgregationalisterna
hafva hallit rnote Fergus Falls. MO-
tet affattade resolutioner emot all
krogr0relse SAINT mot jernvagstrafi.
ken pa sOndagarne.
q. McFeety en- agent Manitoba
bolagets tjenst Moorhead har blifvit
arresterad pa anklagelse att hafva bru-
tit mot den mellansta tliga jernvzgsla-
gen.
Slc0OseJddr hafga rasat fere dagar
omkring Brainerd. Utom en- massa
thinner, som harigenom f0rstorts,
hafva hundratals tons h0 blifvit lagor.
mas rof.
F0rdras. Staten har 10000 att
fordra utaf de olika countierna for ut.
sanda skolb0cker. Statskassoren har
nu utsxndt notiser till vederbo.
rande ON dessa penningars inbetalan.
de.
COuatJGssd sattes en- dag if6rra vec.
kan / f0rskrackelse. En- vansinnig
man upptradde med en- revolver hvar
dera handen och afossade skott ALA
rigtningar. Sheriff Rogers kom slutli.
gen invanarne till help och lyckades
arrestera fridstUraren.
EleIsvdJa. Den stora katolska kyr-
kan tiilika, med skolhus Henderson
Udelades forra veckan af eldsvada
En- stark Wind bl&ste vid tillfallet
Huru elden uppkommit Hr obekant
Assuransen pa, kyrkoegendomen val
ringa.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-09-28
ALLMlNNA NYHETER.

EnsSgratiOsses, fortfar att fortga ef-
ter ,samma stora m4ttstock. Under
.veckan fran den IL till den 10 septem-
ber, landstege :. 600 emigranter i New
York.. ,-s4 ~
.FenstiOnde drsdage,s af hom0opa-
items inf0rande vester ON Allegheny
bergen Trades hxrom dagen i Pitts
burg, Pa, at dervarande hom0opatiska
lakare.
Arsdagen af slafveriets upphafvan-
de, Trades den % dennes af negrerna i
Jackson. Miss, med ett festtag, hvari
ofver 5000 personer deltogo. Lincolns
befrielse- proclamation upplastes.
I,ast6rtad tunnel. I torsdags NOR
Sc instUrtade en- tunnel pa DAYTON och
Ironton- -banan, Is mil fran Cincinnati,
hvarvid tva arbetare d0dades pa stall.
let och en- sarades..
SOcialtstpr0test. Omkring 700 soci-
alister sammantradde torsdags alton
Elisabeth, N Y, for att radg0ra ON
n3got kunde g0rss for att radda de
lifdUmde anarkisterna Chicago fran
Salgen. M0tet besl0t att inl8gga en-
protest mot domens verkstallande.
Drungcssasse. Fem personer fran
Harvard, ILL.,, begafvo sig harom da.
gen en- bat ut pa Lake Geneva, Wis,
hvarvid den olyckan :ntraffade att ba.
ten kantrade och sj0nk genom att Of
verrseglas af Angaren "Leman". Det
yxrsta var, att ALA de fem som voro
baten drunknade.
FOr JgssClsOlc0re. Landkommissa
rien Stocklager har till vederborands
landkontor utfardat cirkular, inneba
rande instruktioner for verkst allande'
af inrikesministerns order att for sett
ling 0ppna ALT" indemnity land
l9ngs Northern ,Paciac-banan Om
kring 1900, 900 acres land kommer deri
9enom att oppnas for landsokare.
Repssbyjlcasss1cG eatiO1aGJlcOnsitee1
amnar b0rjan af december mama
sammmantrEda | Washington for at
best8mma It'd och stKlle for nasta re
publikanska acknowledgements. Sta
derna st. Louis, Cincinnati och Bufra
10 hafva redan uttalat sin Unskan at
f8 fran, dock ar det alls icke om0jl.q
att Chicago. annu en- R&ng kan blifv
utsedt till s8te for konventet.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-09-28
FRAN SKOLANS VERLD.
GUSTAV ADoLFs COLLEGE.

6USTAF ADOLF6 COLLEGE.
- Prof. J. P. Uhler, har aterkom.
init fran SIN resa till 0stern SAINT ar
s&som vanligt / full syssels8ttning.
Hans faders sjukdom tog en- lycklg
vandning. hvarf0r hopp ON vederfaen.
de f0refinnes.
- SO l&ngt der lnnevarande skolaret
har fertg&tt. hafva vi forskonats fran
den f0r0dmjukande, ems planer och
berxkningar korsande SAINT ofta efter-
hangsne gasten skjukdom. Pa grund
deraf hafva ALA hittills med hopp och
tillf0rsigt kunnat fullg0ra sina raspek-
tiva aligganden. Ma Gud mad beva-
IA var kara skola, som redan raknar
a2l clever, fran sv&ra hemsokelser.
Mast Gud hafva vi den CODA ordning,
som hvarje studerande maste stxlla
sig till efterrattelse, att tacka for det
lyckliga helsotillst&ndet. Bland annat
skola ALA lampor vara slackta XII. 1880
q. m. och ALA bokmalar. som flaxa in
ON skolans vaggar, omslutna af Nor
phei armar.
- Herr Tn. Norman, den nyvalde
professorn / musk, har pa grund af
mellan xommande hinder ej annu kun
nat infRna sig; vi hoppas dock att
smart "a helsa honom vxlkommen. Un-
der vxntans-tiden skota professorerna
Petri och Allen, Sd mycket som It'd och
omstxndigheter det medgifvs, afdel.
ningen ifraga.
- En- AMMAN nyhet at mycket sorglig
beskafenhet ar det var pligt att denna
gang meddela skolans winner och gym
mare. Hvilken nyhets 10, just den
0desdigra nyheten, att prof. G. j. Pc
tri har resignerat fran sin befattning
s&som lsrare vid Gust. Ad. College.
Hvad som formatt honom att taga
delta for hela konferensen och
framf0r ALT for skolan ovantade och
ovxlkomna steg, xr forsamlingskallel.
sen fran Minneapolis.
Med anledning haraf m. m. dyl. dri.
sta vi Oss att FRI mkasta en- fraga, pa
hvilkens svarlosta beskaffenhet vi mer
an en- gang grubblat.
Fragan Or denna: Name v$rt nu-
varande kallelsesystem, hvilket isyn.
nerhet pa den sista tiden visat sig vara
mindre f0rdelaktigt, skall i langden
kunna till fromma for en- sund utyeck-
ling p8 ALA omr&den bibehallass
Emellertid mar f0rsamlingarna en-
ligt konstitutionen hafva rattighet
att kalla sd att saga i"hogen" och sa-
lunda aro tillfalle att bland hundra-
tails prester utleta de basta formagor-
ma och lata de sma vara oberorda och
f0rsvinna en- undang0md vra, borde
de atminstone droja till det langsta
AMMAN de lagga beslag pa lararne vid
vara skoior.
& Nog at, valet xr gjordt, "handsken
ar kastad och upptagen" och vakansen
maste af en- kompetent larare fyllas.
Hyar skola vi finna honoms
~ -sHr j. 8. Carlson, som ar kallad
till !lafere vid G.. A. College, har nu j
]. Upsala, Sverige, tagit filosofie kandi-
datexanaen och 4rs att fHryanta hit
med det snafaste. I <i%@s *. rs.~..4.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-09-28

FrdgGs Ons en- jerssUdg fran Sioux
Falls till Yankton, skrider nxrmare
sin l0sning. Penningar xro subskribe-
rade till uppmxtning af LINEN. Than
delse Manitoba banan icke gillar upp-
m8tningen, amman lokalbolaget skafta
sig vxgrxtt och anlagga banan.
Iclse slcyJdtg. Juryn malet mot
Charles A. Wood / Bismarck forklara.
de efter AZ timmars lang session den
anklagade icke vara skyldig. Wood
dodade &l 1885 en- halfindian vid namn
George Flenry och blondes till doden
warren 1885. Emellertid blef saken fos
RENAL for en- ny understanding, hvil.
ken ledde till Woods frikxnnande.
D6dsfaN. MajorJ. M. Washburn
Mitchell har afidit. Det anses all
mant att territoriet honom forlorat
en- af sina basta medborgare. Wash.
burn hade varit bosatt Dakota 1S
ar. Han var receiver vid F0renta
Staternas landkontor / Vermillon och
afven sedan da kontoret fyttades till
Sioux Falls och sedan till Mitchell.
DalcOtas WtUecIclifsg ar mer Nm ett
afseende beaktansvSrd. Enligt For.
enta Staternas census af 1880 hade ter.
ritoriet en- befolkning af 49,, 900. india
nerna 81 inberaknade. Efter 1880 var
det just som Dakota bUrjade "a franz
Ut med iettesteg. Ar 1882 anslogs be-
folkningen till 2l1,Ooe. 1885 ars
census angifves befolkningens antal
till All, 900 individer. Efter 1885 har
man icke st0d af n&gra officiela upp.
glitter, men Observation-Disclosures
en- ansl&r befolkningens antal nxrva.
rande stund uppgA till inemot 6o0, ,ooe.
Obefo0adt tjenstesstt. Landkom-
missarien Sparks, hvilken xr van vid
att f& tillrxttavisningar, har ater fatt
en- ny s&dan. Eft fruntimmer vid
namn Sarah Bracket upptog DR. 1883
ett stycke land Observation-Disclosures
under preemption.lagen. Hon pl0jde
upp acres och foretog andra f0rbEtt-
ringar till varde af $50. Det bevisa.
des att hon hade bott p& landet fran
den - juli till den sista augusta 1882,
d& hon rests till Minneapolis for att
antaga plats som lHrarinna vid en- af
stadens skolor; vidare visades att hon
var obemedlad och for sin existens be.
roende at slit arbete, SAINT att hon re-
gelmessigt hvarje manad bes0kte Ian
det tills januari, da hon hindrades af
en- snobleckad. Embetsmannen di.
striktets landkontor godkande hennes
final proof och mottogo den af lagen
bestzmda betalningen for landet, men
en- af Sparks specialagenter rapporte.
rade till genera. .landkontoret Wash.
ington. att bemHlte fruntimmer icke
uppfylt de lagen bestamda fordrin-
gar. hvilket gaf Sparks anledning till
att fr&ukHnna henne ratten till landet.
Saken blef nu appellerad till afgoran-
de af inrikesministern, hvilken resoi-
verade, att miss Bracket hade egan-
deratt till landet fr&ga.